Air rights represent unused development potential -- the difference between the actual size of a building and the maximum size that zoning rules would allow on the lot.
Unused development rights, also known as "air rights," represent the difference between the actual size of a building and the maximum size that would be allowed by zoning rules.
The maximum size that can transit the Panama Canal, these tankers range in length between 200 and 250 metres (650 and 820 feet) and have capacities of 50,000 to 80,000 dwt.
The maximum size that can be transported varies, but often the pieces must be no more than 16 feet wide, 11 feet tall and 60 feet long, he says.
Prior to the work, the dimensions of these massive ships, built to the maximum size that will pass through a canal lock, limited them to one-way traffic while in the cut.
Test E2.2 examined the most conservative case in terms of the maximum size that condensate slugs can reach and how far boron concentration can drop on resumption of natural circulation following a cold-side SB-LOCA.
Since we limit the total number of entries to k=25, the maximum size that each beacon can have in our simulations is limited to 324 bytes.
Given the maximum size that can be kept on the buffer before a spill file is created, we can estimate the number of spills using the following equation: begin{array}{ll} text{spills}_{j} text{mt}_{j}) =& text{max}left{lceil frac{text{outSize}_{j} text{mt}_{j})}{text{maxSize}_{j}} rceil,right.
Despite this great potential, until recently, the maximum feature sizes that could be successfully imaged in a scanning electron microscope were on the order of a few millimeters and the thought of routinely imaging objects on the order of 10s of centimeters in a single dimension, in a single image seemed unimaginable.
The value of M determines the maximum size that the multiplier can support.
